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A SERIOUS COLLISION
On tho u. . o.. railroad Mt DlnCk Oak 81
tiOn, Mineral County. L

On tho H.. . o. railroad Mt Hlnck Oak Sta.
tion, Mineral County,
About 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon there
was q wreck on the B.. & 0. road at Black
Oak in Mineral county, q few miles from
Cumberland. A freight train ran into the
rear Of an cast.bound "plck.up" freight
with passenger car attached) and six per.
sons were injured. The pickup, stop.
ped to let oil some passengers. Before it
could move on again tho freight came
laundering around a curve and ran into
the train. The freight engine tore through
the pickup" dashing the cara from the
track and only left the rails when 1t en-.
countered the front engine. The pasaen.
ger car was splintered, and how anybody
in 1t escaped alive is q marvel, The
wounded were gotten out and made
as comfortable as possible. The list Ia aa
follows: Miss Mary E. Dawson, living near
Rawlings; lacerated from head to foot, ca.
pecially about the ankles and wrists also
hurt In breast; seriously hurt. Miss
Mollie De Walt, Rawlings; flesh wounds in
head and face. D.! N. Thssshers, Rawl.
ings, hurt in back, s.. J.. Trasher, his
brother, hurt in both ankles. Those four
were in tho passenger car. WA Moore,
tiremen Of the freight engine, Was cut
about the head and j.. H. Little, the brake.
man, was hurt in the ankle by jumping,
This two men were taken to their homes
in Martinsburg after receiving surgical at.
tention. The four injured passengers,
after being cared for by the physicians,
were taken home. Mis5 }DAwson's case ID
the only serious ono. i
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NpiioN,

Pereons not holding car1a oil Invitation
to tho Distribution o.. Premiums at St..
Joseph's Academy, will be charged for
admission, y dollar for grown persons
and fifty cents for children. This is done
to prevent other parties taking seats in.
tended for the patrons OF the echool,
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NoACSluept

Infa telegram to the ISrRLLlaENcsR
President Thompson, Of the Ohio River
railroad, denies that there; was any acci.
dent on his toadthis aide Of Point Pleasant
last Friday evening, a, stated in this pa.
per yesterday on the authority OF the
Parkersburg Stale Journal.
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Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera Housa and Oasino,
Hotel entirely new. Desirabie for buai.
ness men or fsuliiias. European, Plan,
Rooms = per dsy upwS.as, Excellent
restaurant. Y Il
GEs. Dan. AAoAulEy L W.B. BowiEaus.
e ThsAw 800 ].
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The Reason

why@Acker's Blood Elixir Ia yarrented. Il
because 1t is tho beat blood preparation
known. It will poaitiyely eure al blood
diseased, purihes the whole system, and
thoroughly, builds up the constitution,
We guarantee 1t. Logan& CO.
and @. Menkemeller. 81.
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
Railroad.
Commencing June l9, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday. until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistersyille and return at the low rate
OF 81 30; Wheeling to Parkersbure and
return, 81 rs. Tickets good one day only.
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On CRY. PA, June 20 ,-opeued Al eo,Ic. h,,,,..
e93.c: lowest 62Me: closed At G3isc: SSssfes as ~
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Among those registered at the Mcclure
House yesterday we're Mr.. Joseph H.
Close, nj Of St. Clairsyille's prominent
citizens. and l.. Q. Apologize, Of Wells-
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AN ENTIRE MISTAKE.
The Reunion Committees did not Say, ..So.
Hsag[+-fHh' fas Avus 49,. -. lIlBt-sS
The following e~xplaipe itself:

EsslES9G 4Ahnk GU. IEHa
The following explains itself:
AT q meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittee Of the Society OF tho Army Of
West Virginia, held on the 20!h Instant,
tho article in the Register Of that date, say.
ing in substance that q prominent West
Virgiuian in Washington had volunteered
to procure the attendance Of President
Cleveland ct the coming Reunion, and
that such. offer had been declined, being
called to the attention of the Executive
Committee, it WAS resolved that this com.
mittes disavow all knowledge OF such offer
aud declination, aud being advised BY
Col. G. B. Caldwell, Chairman OF the
on Invitations, that he has no
such knowledge, thcy pronounce such
statement an entire mistake.
THAYER MELVIN, Chairman.
O. Z. IRWIN, Secretary.
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Mr.. Hermann Stoetzsr hes returned
from MorgantoSn, whore at the recent
commencement he was awarded the prize
forthe finest original Grafton. Those who
know him we're not surprised at the
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Professor F. II. Crago, Of this city, and
Hon 5.S,A. Ewing, of Mouudsviile, left
last evening for Fremont, Ohio, to attend
the annual meeting OF the Senate Of the
National Union. They are the Senators
appointed by the West Virginia State
Council. 9gE44
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f.-.-
Burley Mills Road House.

A social hop will be given at the above
named place Tuesday evening, Juno 81.
All friends and patrons cordially invited
70 attend. JERRY CLEMENs,
IN Proprietor. q
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Thermometer liecort

As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, Saturday:
TAN. ~ o 4. ". y X. 8 r. ". = TN.
56s So 9sS 9sa SiS'5
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Ole ~QtdIl4etnen
! ONCE. Nos. 20 and VI Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements,
ManteiaYolua Man wants a Situation.

& Wanted Girls.
For saie-Bicyoic. 4
For Rent -DeAirablc Dwelling. &
Wanted iouug Man.
Mantci-ioIua Man wants a Situation.
EolIce-Ewiag Bros. 2
The Stevens Patent Water Fil,crs-Sesbltt & BRO.
for sSlc-sieamer CITY Of charters.
/. .. q. +, Notice. Id sG
Fine Silk Umbtellas-I. G. Dillon 4 Co.
Union Entertainment by the Pupils OF tho Pub.
Cotee-R. J. smyth.
Open All Night Charles E. vanKcuren Fourth
page.
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Mrs. NINA EuER, the German poetess,
dycc, cleans and curls ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. So Twelfth atrset. (
~ TTds St&5t
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You can attend the social and hear the
Jubilee singers at the Chapline street
rink tonight for 10 cents. al are wei.
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TO RAIsE FUND.-.

A committee was appointed, with Mr..
IA: Bell Rs chairman, Tor the purpose Of
soliciting the funds neceeasry to start the
Home. This committee is instructed to
proceed to work at once. The Woman's
Union Benevolent Society will also look
after this important matter of securing
mesna with which to carry IN the great
and good work this lSociety is designed
to perform. Two well.known ladies
have already subscribed 500 each
and It ia greatly desired to in
terest at least eight more perzons Of
meana who will subscribe 500 each, and
thereby make $1,000 with which TO start
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WAsH1Saros, DO, June el.-For Wsst
Virginia, %soatherly shifting to westerly
winds, local rsina, slight changes in tenn.
iperature, df1as'
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Sm ppHMnaa picture 9th Biz Rr1cnhh@ h will appear wm ae@L umn lpaNnr maf mnutvn m
Fair Gr@d sMMn % emmm Lmaadm uMsMM saturday afternoon m meaunmnh Snemdewa certain HATH anew
PHepa vii %d mA MM mmnhr the work will now na The Committee on Grounds Md
m aayNs -Whsdu noew nbe gNn. Its deMed to 6p annrd haTsn Mm pnS
Tma SpMab ypmAG nwded QUITO tAe hMa and pdae houses In mmas asT the neia pnSa
Mmmm many dmM soldiers bmEhN hdrb blankets land namda apart Of theirs lie ms Mu F@%
sas Ms ~ M 9s wac "M m@ pyMea Mha adaean some dhe hmmesa t Mmhngt tim VIII mMy Im
b.# H&# @U1" WeA sNn I'M Fan dNundb The NwMEe
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GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, thu
practical opticlan, SO Twelfth direct, in re-.
terence to your s%pectRcloB.
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Cotton,

EEw ioRK, Juno 9.-Cottou quiet: uplands lIc.
Orleans II s.leo; futures closed Arm: June io.sGe::
my ln:Isct August loSSci September 10 100, %.
January 9,9oc; February 9,g7c; March loose; April
! ClkclssArI, Juno @.-Cotioa steady aud aule,,
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Dry Goods.

Nsw ionx, june @.-Thcre was u moderate bu,t.
nssa but through deliveries on previous engage.
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FOR RENT,

= rooms on .lrst floor, No.1ls6 Chap.ine street,
I've rooms o. first floor, No. LAO C.aapltno street,
No. 1oa Fifteenth street. sd N n mon q o"NA
ssosefooa southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
ss1 s,e Boon 2 No; 21ta Aain street, with natural
AnIE HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary, Public,
: les .-tAti& OFFICE. No. 1912 MARKET ST.
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WHITE CROSS Work.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS
Adopted to Govern tho Homo for FrisnJless
Women that II Is Proposed to Establish
Here-fsssssday A~f.sraooa's Meet.
Ing at tho y NJ. Q. A. Rooms.

There was awell.attended and very in.
teresting meeting Of the ladies and gentle.
men composing the Ways and Means
Committee, being q part Of the tempora-
ry organization effected in this city 70.
Gently, having for Its purpose tho cutab.
linhment hero Of a home for frisndless and
forssken women, held in the parlors Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
building yeaterday afternoon. Rev. AL.
Jordan presided. The frat business Of
importance was the adoption Of a consti.
tusion and by.laws, which was accom-.
plished after considerable instructive dis.
cussion.
Following will BIO found the chief points
contained In the constitution, which IL
founded on the n adopted by the old
and highly beneficial institution Of this
kind that has boon in successful operation
in CINCINNATI for the past thirty.two
VeATH " -+IlH Ny. w 81 F.U...N f-tNaH r.. TVS
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SOCIAL AND FESTIVAL at the Chapline
rink by the ladies Of the Zane Street
N. E. church. The colored Jubilee Sing
ers will furnish music for the occasion,
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TUE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.

The Society adopts "The West Virginia
Home Tor Frlendless Women" as its name,
The object Of the Society shall be to pro
vide a refuge for respectable women and
girls destitute Of funds, friends and homes,
till they secure honest work, and 10 seek
out aud rescue those who have forsaken
tho path Of virtue and aid them in eyory
honorable way to cease to do evil, :,
The affairs Of tho Society are to be con.
trolled by a Board OF Lady Manapers.
consisting Of not moro than fifteen, to DO
elected by the Board OF Directors, and as
far as practicable to represent the various
Protestant denominations. Within five
days after their election, they shall elect
from their number a President and two
Vice.Presidents, Recording and Cores.
pouding Secretaries, Treasurer and Audi.
tor. The funds OF the Society shall be de-.
posted in tho name Of the President or
Treasurer, subject to their joint order.
Any person paying the sum OF from 81 to
IS yearly subscription shall be entitled to
membership in the institution, and each
donor OF go at any one time, shall be a
member for life. Any member hsy.
ing served faithfully three years on
the Board shall, upon retiring, be con.
stituted an honorary member Of the
Society, ~ lSg.4- G HT
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip tickets to and
from all all stations on its Trans.Ohio Di.
visions, including Pittsburgh, and to all
pointa on the Columbus 1 Cincinnati
Midland Railroad, including CINCINNATI,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going July 2, s and 4, and
Will be good returning until July 5, inclu.
There will be Fourth Of July celebra.
lions at Columbus, Moant Vernon, CHI.
csgo Junction, Deshler, GAINESVILLE, Ne.
Dapec; Now Concord, Mansfield and other
pointa o. the line. Temperance picnic at
Bnrr'a1 Mills. The First Regiment Ohio
National Guards will be In camp st Wagh.
Q. q: The races at Columbus
July 4.
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OF

sH-tr .FFrrIHs .fAFT s-tAt .tgE.aa.
Sick at heart, Gore tried repeatedly to
reclaim his wife, but failing, he procured
s divorce and talked OF moving to the new
frontier in Dakota. After the divorce was
granted, Mrs. Gore Resms to have repent.
ed, and q friend brought him word that
abe still loved him, but that her relatives
had persuaded her that no WAS merely
trying to secure possession Of her proper
ty. She intimated that il Gore still loved
her she would gladly again become his
vile.
But another woman. an esrly fame,
perhaps the first love, Of Lowell Gore, had
come into bis life again. He wrote her
that he had never loved any womau but
her-that his marriage was one Of couve-
nience. And now after twenty years the
old loye revived in his heart at the very
mention of her name. He promised to
20 east and seek her. Perhsps he was on
his way there when he met his death.
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FtNANCE N A
Tho Features Of the Money and Stock

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
r Markets. ~
+ NEW YoRK,, June 2o.-Money on call easy. at 4 to
Z per cent, closed offered at per cent, Primo lnes.
camille raper sas per cent Sterling exchange
dull but steady at 81 s3s4A4 SAX. SOU
= rading Ia stocks to-day was marked By some
little animation In the mornlng hours, duo to en.'
coursgsmeut given by small purchases for London
account, but during the afternoon session tho dull.
ne's was equal 10 anything witnesstd on Saturday.
The opening was tlfm 10 strong At advances over
aaturlay's Anal figures Of from n 10 y per cent,
tho latter Ia Jersey Central. Reading was active
IN The early trading, and there was a iair business
IN Pacific Malls but tho remainder wete for most
part extremely dull. Further iNctionsl advances
wore established In the first hour, and although
the undcrtonc was still strong very little progiesi
was made after ia. N. Tho afternoons trading
was marked by q change ID the temper. but ex.
ttenic duiiness. No Impression was made Upon
prices, aud the market closed very dull aud steady.
Tho active list Is generally q shade higher this
oycning. but In no case. except wheeling d Lake
Erie which Ia III, are dual changes for moro than
small fractions GALES l6t, 3i3 shares, wv
Railroad bonds were extremely dull; sales, $685..
OM.hr-HTW JHIIE R#9-HTHFHHHr g#aEFY" ~ -""UHEE.
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St. JACOBS Or g mighty PRICED y,her.
ever used. --Bx5er, Cdl.,I Mountain Tribune,
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IA, June 20.-Opentd 4
19sc; lowest 2xo. closed at tSISc
Live Stock.
M yuaa "a r..t. n..

CHICAGO, June 2o.-Cattie-Rcceip,s Cooo hat,
shipmenn 900 head: market rather dull: shin.
ning steers 81 4nai ST. ttockeTs and feeders 81 TX
. ios cows, pulls and mixed 81 b0ls 20; Texas sSi.
ue " e0aS 70 Hogs-Roccipts 1900 head; shin.
mixed y soab o.; packing and shipping 81 aa
. ~; light, ~ s5a5 06t skips g 80a3 90. Bheop-Rc.
ceipw . w mead; shipments homo; natives q OSn
! ri XIV, Me sM y " ny 70; Texans sl7bAs 80; lambs
C%lNciSNArt. o., June 2u,-uops quiet. commo,
AND light ~ 7oat IS. packing aud butchers a toa
3 lOi receipts $3.50 head khinmCn,S l,L6l mead
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barrels; clearancea $4,000 barrels. charters q I'm
s SsrfsIs; shipments Iloa,tsl barrels; runs 6i,0iIi
NEW foEK, Juno 20 Petroleum dull but Arm,
at@hc; salctl $40 barrels. sSu
,BaInroaD. P4:,,June 20. -opened at closs,
a. Wy highest 6aac; lowest exc: clearance. 7o,0n
p1rnlun0H, j une 40 Petroleum dull hui steadv.
% %rSned a'esei closed at CSC, highest es4li Lowest
highest 33Ec; lowest d1xo; closed al t3kc, "T"'
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ON and after tod ~ We will close our
Store ut Z O'clock L. n, Saturday ex.
ccpted. JACOB W. GkUBG,
JcWCler.
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CORES STORY I};
rom BYfTnE rApEns lie LEFT
When he died at tho Ohio County lnnrmary
from the Injuries Inflicted on tho High.
way by Unknown HhDJs-IJis Family
Found : Hts Marital Troubles,

In 1858 Lovel Gore, q man then proba.
bly, between rs and 80 years Of age, left
his home In Vermont and joarneyed west
to seek his fortune in the woods OF that
part Of the country which was then the
remote frontier, now the thriving section
surrounding tho great cltles Of Minneapo.
lis and St. Paul. In Pierce county, WIS.
consln, he acquired a tract Of forty acres
Of land from tho United statos Govern.
ment and nettled upon Il. From time to
time as his affairs prospcred he added to
this, now forty, now eighty, and again
forty acres Of land. The tide Of emigra.
ton get in toward that section, and towns
aprang up. Lowell Gore found himself
almost a rich man as times then were, by
the end Of ten years. residence in his new
home.
After he became settled he occasionally
wrote home. A brother died; 1t was
several months before he heard Of his
death, when q letter from bis sister, Caro-.
line Chase, conveyed the sad intelligence.
Then his father died.
'DlsINnRRlrRD.
There had been some dispute between
Daniel Gore and his son Lovel when the
latter left Vermont to find q new home in
the distant West, and the old man never
lorgave him. In his will he cut Lowell off
without q penny. Another con, Asahel,
was appointed administrator, and he
wrote to Lovel, seeming very regretful Of
bis fathers hardness Of heart, which he
ascrfbed to the influence OF Mrs. Chase
and other relatives. The news OF his dis
inheritance found Lowell in possession OF
greater es,atea than bis father had ever
owned, and though hemourned his father
and felt keenly his un~kindness, he showed
no sign oil regret Mt the disposition Of the
estate.
Observation-Disclosures Of THE family affairs
Asahel Gore displeased his sister. There
were examinations and recriminationu, and
finally their mother died. Then the 9th.
er heirs summoned Aeahel into court on a
charge Of malfeasance, but he came oil
honorably, though embittered against all
his kin but Lovel.
He TAXES A WIFE.
Lowell Goro continued to prosper,
Shortly after the war was ended be mar.
ried Mrs. Fisnnah D%egarmond, q neigh.
Dor, the widow Of q colder, who had a con
four years and daughter six years old.
She wac a comedy woman OF IS, and theirs
seemed a love.match II there ever was one.
Her fret husband wssentitledtoa peneion,
which she received after her marriage,
Other heirs Of his tried to SGT up a claim
to 1t, but.b by charging board for tho chill.
dten Gore and his wife obtaincd it, andi t
was invested in laud near their other
farms. Two or three years they lived in
happiness, and then g brother-in-law Of
Mrs. Cores appeared on the scene, and
trouble began. Suspicion Of infdelity
was confirmed when one day Lowell re-
turned home and found his house desert
cd. His wife aud her children had gone
| with the brother.in.law, and were living
with him on the next farm.
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AN, the worldIover St. Jacobs oil ia
praised and used 1t has no equal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08

TwENTY-sIx renegades in Congress
showed the metal OF their heels when
Morrison tested them on the reduction
of tine tariff. How many in the present
Legislature will betray the Democratic
voters who sent them there? The hour
for action has arrived. The majority
of the people of the State demand that
a genuine Democrat shall be elected tc
the United States Senate. Will the
Democratic representatives obey the
combination Of hybrids who are at
tempting to usurp authority? Duty
is plain before each representative
'He who dallies is a bastard, and he
who doubts is damned"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08

REV. A. d. SEARS, of this city was
eighty-three years OF age on January
LIST, 1887 on which occasion he invited
party OF friends to meet him at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. John
Major, and take supper. ATT O'Clock
the party assembled and were greeted
by their venerable friend with his pro-
verbal cordiality.
There was nothing formal or restrain
ed in this pleasant reunion. The sup
per was served at an early hour and
enjoyed amid agreeable interchange of
good feeling and pleasant conversation.
After supper DIR. Sears, being led into
the line of Renaissance, told of his
boyhood days near Centreyille, Va, a
small village twenty miles from Wash
ington City-how as boy he went for
the mail for his standardization he
read the old National Intelligencer
and, strange as it may appear, from
that style of political reading he became
an ardent admirer of John G. Calhoun,
and therefore States-Rights Demo
crat of the first order, and from that
day till this he has never denied the
faith of his boyhood.
DR.. Sears has been leading minister
|
for many years, aud he has for the last
forty years been prominently distin'
guished as Mason, holding he most
exalted official positions known in
knight Templar Masonry. His men
tai qualities are OF the highest order
and he has so regulated his life that il
has been living example to his fellow
men OF harmonious combination O
t G fonr cardinal virtues, temperance
prudence, justice and fortitule Pos
sessia! rs IL does those gr al traits o
Character. blenie wuh most "'v ia
nd uua,uming mann""' he VS. ant
,-~.- ,gh ~, ri VIII III
ever. n..,-- = -. ~ -..le VIII
him, each guest expressed sincere
wish for a lorg continuance of the LII
OF our venerable friend